Two Wolves Brewing Emerges from the Den as New BC Craft Beer Brand

Two Wolves Brewing Launches Craft Beer Lineup in Western Canada

Two Wolves Brewing Company has launched its first beers to private liquor stores in British Columbia and Alberta with plans to expand into Saskachewan and Manitoba. This new craft beer brand is the brainchild of BC craft beer ambassador David Chadwick. Brewed at the new Factory contract brewing facility in East Vancouver this brand takes an outdoors, sessionable approach to craft beer.

Two Wolves Brewing Co.

Two Wolves Brewing is an authentically Canadian brand. It is no secret that we as Canadians love beer, the outdoors, sharing stories about our adventures and all that life in this vast and diverse country offers.

Two Wolves Brewing wants to be part of your adventure and your story. Both the Arctic Blonde Ale and the Great Plains Brown Ale are well – balanced, smooth and easy to drink, complementing any adventure you are on.

The name ‘Two Wolves’ is inspired by an ancient legend. The story about a fight between two wolves — one good and one evil — is a metaphor for the expression of the light and dark potential within us all.

It was this story that inspired Two Wolves Brewing Inc. to brew beers that create a harmony between light and dark: a bright Arctic Blonde Ale for the light side; and a smooth, rich Great Plains Brown Ale to soothe the darker character. At their core, they are pure, fresh and enjoyable.

Founded in 2016 by hospitality veteran David Chadwick, Two Wolves Brewing is a celebration of the Canadian spirit. It embodies a lifestyle rooted in the outdoors with a distinctly wild character and a thirst for adventure. This passion drives Two Wolves Brewing’s desire to be great and do great, which is why a portion from each sale goes to wolf preservation research and initiatives across the country. With initial distribution throughout Western Canada from British Columbia to Manitoba, Two Wolves Brewing’s products will soon be available across Canada from coast to coast.